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Finland's entire government has . It wanted to some laws on social welfare and healthcare reform. Its goals were an important part of its plans for Finland. However, politicians in the government against the plans. Finland's Prime Minister Juha Sipila he was "hugely disappointed". He said he and his colleagues would on as a "caretaker" government until elections in April. Mr Sipila to change Finland's health and welfare system. He said it must because Finland's population is . It is under a lot of financial pressure. The government its planned reforms would up to $3.4 billion over the next decade.

Many politicians in Finland the government is a big mistake by resigning. They think it would have better for the government to in power until next month's elections. Prime Minister Sipila said resigning was the right thing to do because it did not support for its plans. He told reporters: "The conclusion I've is that my government has no choice but to in its letter of resignation. I'll my responsibility." One of Mr Sipila's colleagues that it was right for the government to resign. Antti Kaikkonen, a senior member of the Centre Party, said: "If anyone asks what political responsibility means, then I would that this resignation is an example".